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Fort Worth Girl Builds a ‘Snow Chick'
Building a snowman on a winter day is great – but a snow-woman is #SomethingGood. 15-year-old old Shania Grant of Fort Worth created a “snow chick” dressed in pearls, chucks and all the accessories and breaking the glass ceiling in a snowman’s world!
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Former Dallas ISD Mom Helps Raise Thousands for College Scholarships
Belinda Williams and other members of the Skyline High School Parent Teacher Student Association hosted a socially-distant shoe drive through Funds2Orgs and raised $3,000 for college scholarships.
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Shoe Shopping Trip Gets Kids on the Right Foot
Sixty kids got a huge surprise, they went shopping for new tennis shoes – and it did not cost their parents a dime!
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Shoe Shopping Trip Gets Kids on the Right Foot
Sixty kids got a huge surprise, they went shopping for new tennis shoes – and it did not cost their parents a dime!
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Local Foundation Donates Dozens of Toys to Children Battling Cancer
The Carson Leslie Foundation made a delivery of toys to children battling cancer at Children’s Health Dallas on the day Carson Leslie lost his battle with cancer.
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Local Foundation Donates Dozens of Toys to Children Battling Cancer
The Carson Leslie Foundation made a delivery of toys to children battling cancer at Children’s Health Dallas on the day Carson Leslie lost his battle with cancer.
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Local Family Wins New Car During Pandemic
The Spears family won the contest out of 700 respondents to the Park Place Cares giveaway.
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Local Family Wins New Car During Pandemic
The Spears family won a Park Place Cares giveaway, daughter Caroline’s submission beat 700 respondents for a two-year lease of a Volvo CX 40.
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North Texas Teen Delivers Personal Notes of Encouragement to Young Hospital Patients
Reagan Caussey says she hopes kids feel encouraged after reading her notes, and happy to know that someone who doesn’t even know them is thinking of them.
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Something Good: Cards of Encouragement
Reagan Caussey says she hopes kids feel encouraged after reading her notes, and happy to know that someone who doesn’t even know them is thinking of them.
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NBC 5's Ben Russell Gets Engaged!
The NBC 5 family is growing! NBC 5 reporter Ben Russell made a big announcement on social media over the Christmas holiday weekend — one that is years in the making.
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Dallas House Transformed Into Nintendo, Super Mario Bros. 3 Game for the Holidays
A holiday display at a house on Belmont Avenue in Dallas features a giant Nintendo gaming system complete with a Super Mario Bros. 3 game.
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American Girl Surprises 6-Year-Old With Doll ‘Just Like Her'
American Girl surprised 6-year-old Rain Rogers with a doll just like her. ‘Gracie’ has Type I diabetes just like Rogers, and will have an insulin pump and everything she needs to stay healthy.
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Local Students Donate 5,000 Meals to Food Insecure Families
Students at five Primrose Schools collected food to donate to Minnie’s Food Pantry to help families in need this holiday season.
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Former Dallas Star Thanks Healthcare Heroes at Children's Health
Former Dallas Stars goaltender Marty Turco recently thanked the healthcare heroes at Children’s Health for their tireless work during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Girl, 10, Designs Sweatshirt to Help Children Facing Cancer
Avery Pacheco, a 10-year-old from Lewisville, designed a sweatshirt on sale now to raise money for families with children fighting cancer.
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#SomethingGood: Mesquite Native Changing Lives on Other Side of the World
Tiffany Kavuma is working to change lives in her new home in Uganda. She’s calling on her fellow Texans on that mission this holiday season.
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$100K in Briefcase: Starbucks Barista Who Refused Service to Maskless Woman Receives Tips
The Starbucks barista shamed on social media for refusing service to a customer who was not wearing a mask just received the tip of a lifetime. Lenin Gutierrez’ story started at a San Diego Starbucks, and after it was first shared by NBC 7 it spread throughout country. A couple of fundraising strangers recorded the moment they officially made that…
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Not So Random Acts: Science Finds That Being Kind Pays Off
Research shows that acts of kindness make us feel better and healthier. Kindness is also key to how we evolved and survived as a species, scientists say. We are hard-wired to be kind.
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Man Runs 218 Miles to Virus-stricken ‘Nana's' Nursing Home
As his “Nana” battled COVID-19, endurance athlete Corey Cappelloni ran 218 miles from Washington, D